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To say something about Zen is to begin a chain of paradoxes. To say nothing about Zen is to let continue the chain of ignorance. Such was the dilemma of the birth of 'The Real Zen'. The aspirants for Zen are never satisfied with definitions, interpretations or postulations; they want something really concrete and personal; something which gives them inner satisfaction, not added from outside but growing from within and this can't be anything other than their Real Self. The author seeks to shed all vestiges of ego to reach the true knowledge. And true knowledge is just what you will find in this book. Deeply spiritual, it exposes shallow human constructs as it guides to the core of spiritual questing. Even the act of publishing this work seemed contrary to the author's abandonment of ego. And yet, otherwise, how are these words to be shared?

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